Hacker Culture v. I

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Hacker culture is one of those terms that means different things to just about every member of the security community, and in this episode we do what we can to describe what it means to us. From our experience in industry, to our participation in conferences and security research, to our open source projects and the ridiculous depictions of “hackers” in popular media, we cover a bit of the good, the bad, and the ugly of hacker culture as we see it. Join us in part one of this conversation around our personal experiences in the hacker community!

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